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generator-handel-extension
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This repository contains a Yeoman generator for creating Handel extensions
First, make sure you have Yeoman installed:
npm install -g yo
Next, install this generator:
npm install -g generator-handel-extension
Next run the generator:
yo handel-extension
Answer the series of questions asked by the generator:
Welcome to the handel-extension generator!
? Extension name
? Extension description
? Service type name
Once you answer the questions, it will create the files and show output like this:
Creating the initial files for the extension
create package.json
identical .gitignore
create README.md
create tsconfig.json
create tslint.json
create src/extension.ts
create src/service.ts
create test/fake-account-config.ts
create test/service-test.ts
FAQs
Yeoman generator for creating a Handel extension
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